New research sheds light on the neural response to reward in depression and social anxiety
A study recently published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience provides new details about the possible neurophysiological underpinnings of depression and social anxiety. The findings indicate that people with depression tend to have blunted brain responses to rewards. Those with social anxiety, on the other hand, tend to have enhanced brain responses to positive monetary … Continue reading New research sheds light on the neural response to reward in depression and social anxiety
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